Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporters test five travel methods to American Family Field
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Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Journalists from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel evaluated five different transportation options to reach American Family Field for a Milwaukee Brewers game in late August. The group tested various commuting methods including driving personal vehicles, utilizing rideshare services, riding bicycles, using electric Lime scooters, and taking bar shuttles. While the identity of the most efficient transportation method was established during the experiment, the results highlighted that the most popular choice among fans did not finish first in the race. The media outlet is currently collecting input from fans regarding their preferred travel habits for home games. Readers are invited to participate in an online poll to identify how they typically arrive at the stadium. This project aims to provide insight into attendee logistics and transit preferences at the ballpark.
- •Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporters tested five distinct ways to reach American Family Field.
- •The transportation challenge took place during a Milwaukee Brewers home game in late August.
- •Methods tested included personal vehicles, rideshares, bicycles, scooters, and bar shuttles.
- •The publication is currently polling fans on their preferred methods for stadium travel.
- 2:01 PMYahoo Sports — We raced to American Family Field five ways. How do you get there?
"How do you get to American Family Field? Tell us your preferred way to travel to see the Milwaukee Brewers play.
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